Local merchants advertise groceries and events in Pendleton
Cleaned at Joerger's for cigars and tobacco and imported lunches at Martin's Family Bakery. Younger & Son's and Hawley Bros promote fruits, vegetables, seafood, and desserts with concerts by the Bavarian band at various venues. Grand concerts at F S Younger & Sons and at Gratz's plus a tax of local listings for houses, property, and shoes.
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Joerger's
Martin's
Ariety
Younger & Son's
Phillip’s Restaurte Tallman's
Good
Hawley
Son's
Faband
Adress
Castle's
Castle
Tentsch
M Gratz’s
Teutsch
Hawley Bros
Grege
Gratz’s
Fine Sound Citrons
Selbert & Schulz
F. B. Light
Oregon Lumber Yard
Teutach
S. R. Martin
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
F. 8
Golden Rule
Pendleton
Rohrman’s
Peaches
F. S. Younger & Son's
Younger & Sons
Armory Hall
Kirkman
F. 8. Younger & Son
Wanted Bell Boy at Hotel Pendleton
The ad seeks a bell boy for Hotel Pendleton with instruction to apply at the hotel office. An early mention notes Kemp's Balsam offers free trial bottles for throats and lungs via druggists, claiming relief for coughs and bronchial ailments. Tall man & Co. sole agents distribute the remedy at 25c and 50c. Isaac Major plans a commission house opening for Coe Commission Company of Minneapolis. expansion to Northwest cities with a private wire linking offices, now at Colfax and soon Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Issac Major
Coe Commission Company
Minneapolis
Death of E D Mclauglin Prominent Pendleton Lawyer
Seattle obituary notes Judge E D McLaughlin died at Providence hospital after paralysis. A Pendleton origin, he practiced law here in earlier years with Colonel William Parsons and later worked on McLaughlin's Code of state laws. Born 1848 in Cincinnati, he led the Populist state central committee and married Josie Findley. Funeral planned under Knights of Pythias auspices.
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Nian
Seattle
FE. DY. McLauchlin
William Parsons
Annie Lee
Pendleton
Seattle Post-Intelligencier
McLaughlin
E. D. McLaughlin
Providence Hospital
Judge McLanchlin
Lodge No. D1
Knights of Pythias
Drunken harvest hand Bell jailed over fake broken leg
A harvest hand named Bell came to town to drink. He became so intoxicated he believed his leg was broken after a prank and cried out in pain. A passerby misled him about his leg, prompting a one foot one crutch walk before police hauled him to the lockup for a hearing once sober.
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Hell
Bell
Police Courss
Plenty of Sheep Seek Big Lamb Lot to Ship to Montana
Town in Pendleton seeks a large lot of lambs and range sheep to ship to Montana. Mr Town lists Umatilla county as a principal area, with thousands shipped yearly. He offers $1.60 to $1.75 per lamb. Storage fire proof warehouse available. Call Tom Smart at the warehouse rear of Standard Grocery.
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Pendleton
Montana
Umatilla County
Tom Smart
Inland Empire Fair Opens in Spokane Oct 6 14 1902
Promoters urge a grand Inland Empire reunion for farmers stockmen and fruitgrowers from Oct 6 to 14 1902 at Spokane fairgrounds with reports promising bigger brighter better exhibits racing amusement and music added. Pendleton baseball players are leaving for various cities as captain Robert Brown stays to work with Hartman Abstract Company.
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Inland Empire
Spokane
Batseball
Pendleton
William White
Muskegon, Mich
William Hrockhoff
San Francisco
Bert Schills
Portland
Robert Brown
Pen- Meton
Hartman Abstract Company
W. F. Schmidt
George Stovall
G A R Encampment Trip Tickets Offered by O R and N Co
Excursion to Washington D C for the G A R encampment October 6 to 11 with round trip tickets priced at 69 86 dollars. Sales dates September 29 and 30. Valid for 30 days. Choice of routes for going and returning.
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Washington, D. C
Wmit
Dressed and undressed dolls listed as new goods
Readable listing notes kid dolls in various forms including jointed bisque rubber and rag dolls. Entices buyers with new goods described as ready for dress and display.
Pocket Books and Purses Ad Offer Catalog Names
Pocket books for ladies and purses for men advertised at 35 cents with 6 for a new job. Sanford’s Stafford’s Carter’s Diamond Barnes Arnold Thomas and others featured, with 2% to get a bottle.
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Sanford
Stafford
Carter
Diamond
Barnes
Arnold
Thomas
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Bieaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Billy Krossig
Martin
Ile
Ornea
L. Hunziker
R. Alexander
Dr. Oliver
Oeppen
Main St
Oma Boda, Be
E. D. M'Laughlin
Peoples Warehouse
Jersey
Royal Worcester
Pocket Books
Frederick Nolf
Santa Claus Headquarters
The
Gus LA Fontaine
Crowner Bros
Portland Business College
Park and
Washington Streets
Armstrong
LL. B
Principa
Fall Furniture
Imand
Baker & Folsom
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